Stiff competition will make every sale a hard-fought battle, says the Japanese automaker’s chief.

Since 2009’s downturn, Schaeffler has hired 3,800 new employees (including 400 engineers), increased content per vehicle 55% and filed some 600 patents. Times are good. A top executive sees no dark clouds on the horizon.

Ram Rebel receives a number of exterior changes, including a billet silver Ram badge on the grille.

Among midsize luxury CUVs, the Lincoln MKX has trailed big sellers from BMW, Cadillac and Mercedes. But the new model arrives this fall with fresh styling, a clean interior, high-end audio and numerous active-safety technologies.

The Guangzhou-based automaker says it is looking for a distributor to help roll out its Trumchi brand in select U.S. states.

While Cadillac’s president sees a need to address a product gap below the ATS compact sports sedan with a vehicles the size of the Audi A3 or BMW 1-Series, he suggests the top of the market will draw attention first.

The new model will be more fuel efficient, thanks to its lower weight and addition of a plug-in diesel powertrain.

’16 Toyota Tacoma wastes no time showing up at the Detroit Auto Show.

After more research than Hyundai says it ever has done on a concept, the Santa Cruz boasts some unique features, namely an extendable tailgate.

This is the first John Cooper Works model built on the front-wheel drive global architecture Mini shares with the BMW Group.